Very good food, actually better than the local competitors.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Martin Sutherland
Easily the best coffee in
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ethio Pour-Over Coffee
Carson Ward
This place was amazing! We loved getting to have coffee and feeling the authentic culture. Very beautiful!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kayla Baker
Love this place! The coffee is authentic, organic and fresh. The atmosphere is inviting and cozy! Owners are so kind and such a treat! We love the Ehtio Pour Over plus nice vegan and vegetarian food options!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Vegan
JP Lavoie
Great place , great coffee, super nice owner, you need to come and grab a coffee ! I’m bringing this delicious coffee homeThanks !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Elise Dixie Jane McCulloch Kent
A must! Please visit. Fantastic coffee options. Delicious breakfast options. You can not find eggs cooked our with the spices offered here. My favorite breakfast dish is the crossiant egg sandwich. Fluffy, scrumptious, and packed with flavor!Ethiopian Injera that is gluten-free (unlike some local Ethiopian restaurants). A delicious and clean Ethiopian offering - without heavy oils.We always order the vegan Platter or chickpea stew for lunch/dinner.A cozy, cozy space to co-work, mingle. And enjoy!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Alison Crossett
Unique, inviting and impressive! We were greeted so pleasantly as first timers here and the coffee was made with so much care. We ordered a vanilla latte and a pour over coffee. Both were so delicious and the price is so affordable! Thankful to have ABOL CAFE in our neighborhood.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Julie Mills
This place is so cute. I only knew about it from Books & Brews and came to try the coffee. My latte is delicious!! The guy working here is super friendly and nice. I will be back to try the food.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Rebekah Loren Frank
This place is amazing. I actually forgot to take pictures because I was too distracted talking to the owner about the amazing atmosphere and Ethiopian language and his experiences as an immigrant in the US and his very fancy coffee machine that he was very proud of ("the Telsla of coffee makers", he called it! He showed me how it works, and it is - in fact - the Tesla of coffee machines).
So not only was the service and atmosphere absolutely inviting, the quality of human interaction I experienced was remarkable. I spent a full hour just talking and asking questions and getting to know the people working that day.
Also - they have a printer available for anyone to use (pay like $.15/page or something) - all you have to do is email them and tell them "hey im having this printed and I'm going to come get it in half an hour" - which is such a thoughtful service to offer, especially for those of us who dont have a home printer but still need to be able to print resumes and school assignments or various forms required for daily adult life.
So - if you're just looking for a great cup of coffee or a tasty treat, I would highly recommend this place. My medium coffee and baklava (a generous serving) came out to $11 - very reasonably priced.
If you are looking to connect with new people and experience a sense of community and perhaps indulge in a bit of cultural exchange, in addition to enjoying a delicious coffee, I can assure you that you wont be disappointed at Abol Cafe.
Bekah Frank
Yesterday I decided I was going to try a new local coffee shop and Abol is the place I chose (their menu mentioned baklava, and i couldnt resist)This place is amazing. I actually forgot to take pictures because I was too distracted talking to the owner about the amazing atmosphere and Ethiopian language and his experiences as an immigrant in the US and his very fancy coffee machine that he was very proud of ("the Telsla of coffee makers", he called it! He showed me how it works, and it is - in fact - the Tesla of coffee machines).So not only was the service and atmosphere absolutely inviting, the quality of human interaction I experienced was remarkable. I spent a full hour just talking and asking questions and getting to know the people working that day.Also - they have a printer available for anyone to use (pay like $.15/page or something) - all you have to do is email them and tell them "hey im having this printed and I'm going to come get it in half an hour" - which is such a thoughtful service to offer, especially for those of us who dont have a home printer but still need to be able to print resumes and school assignments or various forms required for daily adult life.So - if you're just looking for a great cup of coffee or a tasty treat, I would highly recommend this place. My medium coffee and baklava (a generous serving) came out to $11 - very reasonably priced.If you are looking to connect with new people and experience a sense of community and perhaps indulge in a bit of cultural exchange, in addition to enjoying a delicious coffee, I can assure you that you wont be disappointed at Abol Cafe.Parking: I parked in the back behind the building - there'san alley that runs right beside the store and, for someone like me who fets anxious trying to park near busy streets (frankfor ave/cannons ln), the back parking lot felt very secure
Nice food and perfect Ethiopian ☕ coffee.. great stuff and
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Barbara Hood
Great place! Excellent coffee and food. Beautiful place!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Briston Brantley
The food and drinks are amazing!! Everyone is extremely kind and thoughtful, can’t recommend enough!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ethio Vegan Platter
Mindy Murphy
This is an unassuming little place on the corner of Cannons Lane and Frankfort Ave. I was skeptical, but finally checked it out, and what a surprise! Great coffee, which they roast in house! Plus you can buy unroasted coffee beans for those of us who like to roast at home!! And they do a coffee ceremony, which I have yet to experience, but hope to do in the near future. I highly recommend a visit.
Daniel Lazar
The cafe is a gem! Hands down, some of the best coffee in town. The coffee is bold and smooth, and you can get many of the typical drinks you would find in a another coffee shop but the variety of Ethiopian concoctions on the menu are a great new experience! The owner is super friendly, generous , and accommodating. He loves to tell customers all about the history and culture surrounding Ethiopian coffee and treats regular customers like family. The food is great as well. I personally love Ethiopian food so getting coffee here in the morning along with the house vegan platter is a fantastic way to start my day. They recently added a lot of custom wood furniture to the interior that really adds to the cafe's personality. Best place to go in crescent Hill for a quiet cup of coffee!
Very good food, actually better than the local competitors.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Easily the best coffee in
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ethio Pour-Over Coffee
This place was amazing! We loved getting to have coffee and feeling the authentic culture. Very beautiful!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Love this place! The coffee is authentic, organic and fresh. The atmosphere is inviting and cozy! Owners are so kind and such a treat! We love the Ehtio Pour Over plus nice vegan and vegetarian food options!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Vegan
Great place , great coffee, super nice owner, you need to come and grab a coffee ! I’m bringing this delicious coffee homeThanks !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A must! Please visit. Fantastic coffee options. Delicious breakfast options. You can not find eggs cooked our with the spices offered here. My favorite breakfast dish is the crossiant egg sandwich. Fluffy, scrumptious, and packed with flavor!Ethiopian Injera that is gluten-free (unlike some local Ethiopian restaurants). A delicious and clean Ethiopian offering - without heavy oils.We always order the vegan Platter or chickpea stew for lunch/dinner.A cozy, cozy space to co-work, mingle. And enjoy!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Unique, inviting and impressive! We were greeted so pleasantly as first timers here and the coffee was made with so much care. We ordered a vanilla latte and a pour over coffee. Both were so delicious and the price is so affordable! Thankful to have ABOL CAFE in our neighborhood.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This place is so cute. I only knew about it from Books & Brews and came to try the coffee. My latte is delicious!! The guy working here is super friendly and nice. I will be back to try the food.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
This place is amazing. I actually forgot to take pictures because I was too distracted talking to the owner about the amazing atmosphere and Ethiopian language and his experiences as an immigrant in the US and his very fancy coffee machine that he was very proud of ("the Telsla of coffee makers", he called it! He showed me how it works, and it is - in fact - the Tesla of coffee machines). So not only was the service and atmosphere absolutely inviting, the quality of human interaction I experienced was remarkable. I spent a full hour just talking and asking questions and getting to know the people working that day. Also - they have a printer available for anyone to use (pay like $.15/page or something) - all you have to do is email them and tell them "hey im having this printed and I'm going to come get it in half an hour" - which is such a thoughtful service to offer, especially for those of us who dont have a home printer but still need to be able to print resumes and school assignments or various forms required for daily adult life. So - if you're just looking for a great cup of coffee or a tasty treat, I would highly recommend this place. My medium coffee and baklava (a generous serving) came out to $11 - very reasonably priced. If you are looking to connect with new people and experience a sense of community and perhaps indulge in a bit of cultural exchange, in addition to enjoying a delicious coffee, I can assure you that you wont be disappointed at Abol Cafe.
Yesterday I decided I was going to try a new local coffee shop and Abol is the place I chose (their menu mentioned baklava, and i couldnt resist)This place is amazing. I actually forgot to take pictures because I was too distracted talking to the owner about the amazing atmosphere and Ethiopian language and his experiences as an immigrant in the US and his very fancy coffee machine that he was very proud of ("the Telsla of coffee makers", he called it! He showed me how it works, and it is - in fact - the Tesla of coffee machines).So not only was the service and atmosphere absolutely inviting, the quality of human interaction I experienced was remarkable. I spent a full hour just talking and asking questions and getting to know the people working that day.Also - they have a printer available for anyone to use (pay like $.15/page or something) - all you have to do is email them and tell them "hey im having this printed and I'm going to come get it in half an hour" - which is such a thoughtful service to offer, especially for those of us who dont have a home printer but still need to be able to print resumes and school assignments or various forms required for daily adult life.So - if you're just looking for a great cup of coffee or a tasty treat, I would highly recommend this place. My medium coffee and baklava (a generous serving) came out to $11 - very reasonably priced.If you are looking to connect with new people and experience a sense of community and perhaps indulge in a bit of cultural exchange, in addition to enjoying a delicious coffee, I can assure you that you wont be disappointed at Abol Cafe.Parking: I parked in the back behind the building - there'san alley that runs right beside the store and, for someone like me who fets anxious trying to park near busy streets (frankfor ave/cannons ln), the back parking lot felt very secure
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Baklava
Restaurantji Recommends
Nice food and perfect Ethiopian ☕ coffee.. great stuff and
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Great place! Excellent coffee and food. Beautiful place!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food and drinks are amazing!! Everyone is extremely kind and thoughtful, can’t recommend enough!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ethio Vegan Platter
This is an unassuming little place on the corner of Cannons Lane and Frankfort Ave. I was skeptical, but finally checked it out, and what a surprise! Great coffee, which they roast in house! Plus you can buy unroasted coffee beans for those of us who like to roast at home!! And they do a coffee ceremony, which I have yet to experience, but hope to do in the near future. I highly recommend a visit.
The cafe is a gem! Hands down, some of the best coffee in town. The coffee is bold and smooth, and you can get many of the typical drinks you would find in a another coffee shop but the variety of Ethiopian concoctions on the menu are a great new experience! The owner is super friendly, generous , and accommodating. He loves to tell customers all about the history and culture surrounding Ethiopian coffee and treats regular customers like family. The food is great as well. I personally love Ethiopian food so getting coffee here in the morning along with the house vegan platter is a fantastic way to start my day. They recently added a lot of custom wood furniture to the interior that really adds to the cafe's personality. Best place to go in crescent Hill for a quiet cup of coffee!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5